Anonymous wrote:They can't actually be working out in some of these string tops. Their breasts would be falling out in the middle of their work out.

I must be a terrible woman because I’m always shaking my head at those who show up to the gym in their one shoulder sports bras.

Anonymous wrote:Sorry, OP. As a society we simply have zero standards anymore. Even the seemingly inoffensive suggestion that one should wear actual clothes in public is met with outraged, over-dramatic, non-sensical cries about hating women and policing women’s bodies.

I personally find it sad that a large percentage of modern American women seem to think women’s rights is about the right to display your tits and ass anywhere and everywhere.

I don't understand why being semi-naked in public is a right. I like my body too, it's healthy and has served me very well. But it doesn't ring true that it's okay for me to go to the store half-naked. "To each his own, if they're more comfortable without a shirt, so be it." just doesn't seem true, like if everyone was doing the same, maybe the effect wouldn't be so great.

They can't actually be working out in some of these string tops. Their breasts would be falling out in the middle of their work out.

Anonymous wrote:They dress like that to show off their physiques but don’t you dare look at them because you’ll end up on their TikTok labeled as a creep.

I'm like 99% sure you're a creep anyways, on or off TikTok.

They dress like that to show off their physiques but don’t you dare look at them because you’ll end up on their TikTok labeled as a creep.

I see this all the time at my Whole Foods in Pentagon City. I assume these women are trying to grab attention. Yoga pants are fine, but I'm talking 90% of their boob area popping out of skimpy, thin top. They purposefully walk through the frozen aisle so you can see everything. It's seems weird and definitely attention seeking.

You are my people, but I slightly understand that it's easy and comfortable to wear what you'll wear to workout later earlier in the day. I am the only oldie wearing a shirt over my sports bra to workout. It is too much in situations like shopping/ lunching and other activities but I also see the bra and yoga shorts in all those situations. Often, the person is so done up I can guess they do not have the intention of working out later. It's just a style now, made popular by those who work out and spread to all teens and 20somethings.

I have no opinions on how people dress, but if you all could leave a bag or two of the red lentils for me, that would be great.

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Anonymous wrote:Curious, why not throw on a t shirt? The grocery store is usually chilly in parts, I don't like to drive with my bare back against the driver seat, the shirt wouldn't add any more weight or heat.

I'm not talking about a longer spandex top like a sleeveless tennis top, but a sports bra?

Sounds like YOU are more comfortable in a shirt, doesnt mean other people feel the same.

How hard is it to understand that different people like different things?

So tee shirts are uncomfortable for you? Are you able to bear wearing shirts in other settings?

If men started wearing boxers to grocery shop (assuming the fly is closed), would that be perfectly fine?

I'm not talking about me. I don't wear this type of outfit, but I am disgusted by all the shaming of women who do.

Boxers arent much different than shorts. So yeah, I'd be fine with that.

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Anonymous wrote:Curious, why not throw on a t shirt? The grocery store is usually chilly in parts, I don't like to drive with my bare back against the driver seat, the shirt wouldn't add any more weight or heat.

I'm not talking about a longer spandex top like a sleeveless tennis top, but a sports bra?

Sounds like YOU are more comfortable in a shirt, doesnt mean other people feel the same.

How hard is it to understand that different people like different things?

So tee shirts are uncomfortable for you? Are you able to bear wearing shirts in other settings?

If men started wearing boxers to grocery shop (assuming the fly is closed), would that be perfectly fine?

I mean, I usually dress up to go grocery shopping.

Today I wore a nice linen shirt, tailored shorts, a Borsalino with steampunk retro sunglasses and a pair of Merrills.

Anonymous wrote:Curious, why not throw on a t shirt? The grocery store is usually chilly in parts, I don't like to drive with my bare back against the driver seat, the shirt wouldn't add any more weight or heat.

I'm not talking about a longer spandex top like a sleeveless tennis top, but a sports bra?

Sounds like YOU are more comfortable in a shirt, doesnt mean other people feel the same.

How hard is it to understand that different people like different things?

Curious, why not throw on a t shirt? The grocery store is usually chilly in parts, I don't like to drive with my bare back against the driver seat, the shirt wouldn't add any more weight or heat.

I'm not talking about a longer spandex top like a sleeveless tennis top, but a sports bra?

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Anonymous wrote:OP, I just spit my water reading your post. Just this morning, I made the same observation after stopping into Whole Foods in Annapolis. I mean, I don't care how other people dress, but the temperature was under 75 degrees at the time and I was wondering why wearing a tee shirt wouldn't be more comfortable. Clearly it's a choice.

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A ton of people go to that whole foods pre or post workout from the adjacent Lifetime. Also a heavy post workout crowd from 12 Labours.

No, I totally get that. It just wasn't that warm at the time. I shop at several stores near gyms, and don't see this. It's almost like a memo went out for Whole Foods shoppers.

Anonymous wrote:OP, I just spit my water reading your post. Just this morning, I made the same observation after stopping into Whole Foods in Annapolis. I mean, I don't care how other people dress, but the temperature was under 75 degrees at the time and I was wondering why wearing a tee shirt wouldn't be more comfortable. Clearly it's a choice.

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A ton of people go to that whole foods pre or post workout from the adjacent Lifetime. Also a heavy post workout crowd from 12 Labours.